The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-05
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or THE CLANS 1T DEN |
YYSTREET PARK
A Crowd Of Rock-Ribbed Democrats -fire-
works aud Brass Band. on Hand-Rous- |
ing Speeches from a Number of speakers.
The Ladies also on Hand.
The Fulton club mass-meeting last
night was an enthusiastic one TO say the
least. Not only did the men turn ont
but the ladies also.
The meeting was held In Denny-street
Park on the dancing platform. The
pavilion holds five hundred people and
Il was crowded There were others on
the green in front, on the sides, and in
the rear where The sound of the speakers,
voices could be we'll heard.
The r. +. Lee Camp Cornet, Fife, and
Drum COrps-P A Radf0rd commander
were present by invitation, and played
music, both al the opening
and between the speeches
Monroe Clay, Madison, jefferson, and
Marshall clubs came down in full force
the line of march from the street cars
being made bright by pyrotechnic dis
plays
President f. NJ. Kosher called the
meeting 10 order I'm few welltimed re-
marks and introduced
MR. II. J.. CARTER,
who said that he knew our chances were
improying when the ladies were largely
interested and lent their presence to
grace the occasion Now what, SAID me-
"will the working men accomplish by an
alliance with the Republicans The
Republican leaders will get the offices,
but what becomes of the colored man
who composes the party go into the
urinary Thursday and vote for those
whom you may think will serve you
best.
Mr.. JOHN r.. CURTIS
was next introduced. When the Demo
cracv IS aroused, said he, the Repuci-
cans must stand out Of the way, go to
the polls Thursday and vote Tor your
choice. To those erring ones who slrayed
on can but say that by lending help TO the
negroes of this city the hrst sin VIII De
the pre- ursor of the second, and that SIN
viii follow his children throughout HE.
Nh John = Wise is singing sweet song
10 the RefOrmers now, but If they sup
port him be will, after the election lock
Them mo- I'm his kitchen and keep them
there President Kosher introduced next
MR. MEADE HAsKlNs.
ile said that on the streets he had heard
about alliances and coalitions. 81 DO not
believe 10. and now ask you, As J have
and will ask all others, are you going 10
sell Yourselves 20 further the Interests OF
a few leaders who have their personal
ends 10 accomplishy Are YOU going To-
consort with these leaders, who are iilrl-
ing and coquetting with the co!ored vote
"a vote which is an elephant on their
hands and which YOU cannot tell what 10
do with Can YOU hug them so that
YOU either choke them or bring them over
io youY ! do not believe IL. To you,
ladies. say. 20 and tell your husbands
and brothers 90 go 20 the primary vote,
and carry our city for the welfare OF our
people and Virginia Democracy
REV. j. q. WALLACE
spoke next. lie knew that every Demo
crat whether a Reformer or otherwise
will vote In the primary and cast their
ballot ON November sth for the nominees
of the Democratic party. lie SAID that
were he sent 90 the Legislature he could
with his intellect influence all the farm
ing members TO legislate for the city OF
Richmond
MIR. LYON e.. TYLER
was next introduced as one who at the
bugle call was ready 90 stand for the
right. Mr. Tyler made am energetic
speech. IN which he urged that every
voter 20 90 the poll, on thursday and
vote. lie was glad 10 see SO many la
dies present. because 10 was well known
that If one man can constitute a COM
mittee one woman can be committee OF
twenty-five
SfR. RO $. M. VALENTINE
spoke next lie said it gave him unqual-
flied pleasure 10 see this demonstration IN
fultOu. \ ft1lutNl lol tNNAt1 fN"t' va
Marshall ward. he knew Fulton and knew
that they would De present at the pri-
mary. The statement had been made by
a Republican leader that with I 200 Dem
ocratic votes be could carry Richmond
Can you let this statement go unre
bukedy / know you will not
The President then announced that
COLONEL nCFlRD,
who was expected sent word that be was
Unexpectedly call away to the meeting OF
the State Executive Committee in Alex
andria
j.. h. CONNER
was next introduced. lie urged on the
Democrats of the first precinct OF Mar
shall ward the importance Of voting In
the primary. Tonight man vino on
the 9th of November last came out in the
Laj0r Herqd and said he could not turn
over this district to the Republicans to-
nigh, headed a Republican procession.
From this time forward he could see
that the light of Democracy would grow
brighter. and on the stb of November
victory would perch on her banner.
BANQUET PRESENTATION.